Problems after install attempt 515.48.07 driver

[generix]

nvidia-bug-report.sh is in package nvidia-utils-515
Seems the driver install is only partially. Please check if
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt --fix-broken install
fixes this. Otherwise, install nvidia-utils manually and run nvidia-bug-report.sh as root.

[master_515]

@generix

Otherwise, install nvidia-utils manually and run nvidia-bug-report.sh as root.

nvidia-utils-515 How can I find the location of the package?

[generix]

Location? Just install it.
sudo apt install nvidia-utils
or
sudo apt install nvidia-utils-515

[master_515]

I found it, what should I do next?

write to the terminal?

/usr/bin/nvidia-bug-report.sh

[generix]

run sudo nvidia-bug-report.sh and attach the resulting nvidia-bug-report.log.gz file to your post.

[master_515]

I have a black screen, how can I download it here?

[master_515]

would you please watch the video? then I’ll delete it so it doesn’t take up space

the part of the video after 1.15 was the last 2 pictures I posted above

[generix]

If you have internet connection, you can use pastebinit to upload it from console.

• install pastebinit (sudo apt install pastebinit)
• unzip logfile (gunzip nvidia-bug-report.log.gz)
• upload logfile (pastebinit -i nvidia-bug-report.log)
• note down and post the url you’re given

[master_515]

okey

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/wzBq3JNhpG/

[generix]

The nvidia driver is running.
To get rid of the wifi error messages, please add kernel parameter
rtw88_pci.disable_aspm=1
and reboot.
To enable the DE, please try running
sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3
sudo systemctl start display-manager
Please create a new nvidia-bug-report.log afterwards.

[master_515]

rtw88_pci.disable_aspm=1 how do I add it?

[generix]

https://askubuntu.com/questions/19486/how-do-i-add-a-kernel-boot-parameter

[master_515]

1st setting i press ubuntu e?

was the addition straight?

[generix]

Looks correct but rather make it permanent by editing /etc/default/grub

[master_515]

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gdm3 && sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3

let me run it?

[generix]

sudo apt-get install --reinstall gdm3
is sufficient, it will run reconfigure automatically.

[master_515]

The solution in my particular case was to deactivate Wayland modifying /etc/gdm3/custom.conf uncommenting or enabling WaylandEnable=false so the GNOME display manager will always load the GNOME desktop environment from gnome-desktop and not Wayland. This is because Wayland usually has errors with some graphics drivers.

[generix]

Why the heck did you uninstall python? This uninstalled half of your system.
You can run
sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop
which then shows missing dependencies that you add to the apt install command, like
sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop gdm3 gnome-shell […]
which will then show again missing dependencies to add to apt install. Iterate this until it gets installed or rather reinstall the whole OS.

[master_515]

yes?

[generix]

Try installing and using aptitude instead of apt, if that doesn’t help, reinstall ubuntu.